Iceberg Sunglass Company was launched in 1962 by Giuliana Marchini Gerani. She found a distinctive love for knit products in a female line making them sporty and hip for the times. It was not until 2006 at
the Mido when the first collection of sunglasses debuted. Paris will have some of her 2008 collection at the Silmo. Iceberg has male, female, and unisex sunglasses in the 72 items of this year's collection.
IC500 is the first of the female lenses to be shown. This model can handle prescription lenses if you wish. It is an interesting box like design. You have a thick plastic black frame with almost completely square lenses. The lenses go from a light shade of black to the darker shade at the top. The nose pieces are not adjustable. These lenses certainly hide the majority of your upper face. The IC500 will be around 100 pounds.
IC501 is a lot like the black pair up above. The style is the same, but the lenses are a tan to brown colour to mirror the gold frames. This pair will go for a little more than a hundred pounds. The side pieces are thick and take a sharp drop to a thinner area before the ear and into the curve around the ear. The IC501S has a strass, but is a mirror image to the IC501.
The IC503 is where you see a new style emerge. The sunglasses have a red frame thinner than those previously discussed. They are still the plastic frame without the adjustable nose pieces. The lenses are dark and rounded. The side pieces are a bit oval as they slim down near the ear and then curve. This particular model is around 100 pounds as well. They can handle prescription lenses.
IC504 is more rounded in the lenses offering a whole new style. The bridge is metal with adjustable nose pieces. The frames themselves are very thin metal covered in a black coating. The lenses have a purple to dark hue mirroring the frames. The ear pieces are very thin tapering to a curve around the ear. Normally these can be found for 90 pounds.